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MIDWEEK FEATURE: The National Music Museum

June 22, 2016

Taking a moment to step back in time and take a look into history is fascinating. In traveling to the National Music Museum, I stood surrounded by the world’s oldest cello, the earliest piano and French grand piano, and many other gems. The mass of instruments was a bit overwhelming, but it was an intriguing experience to see how these have evolved throughout history.

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In the world we live in today the appreciation and desire to learn about history has declined. We have a tendency to focus on the newest things and use our devices as our only source of information.

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But what if we put them down to explore our surroundings?

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The National Music Museum is the perfect place to bring us back to fully experiencing places again and to truly be present in a space. It is filled with galleries upon galleries of historical musical instruments that have shaped the music we listen to today. From organs, guitars, strings, and pianos, to a variety of other instruments, you can see where music began.

If you find yourself in Vermillion or happen to be a lover of music, or not, the National Music Museum is a must see. Devote a few hours to walking around, listening to their smart device for a self-guided tour and going back in history. I know I will be visiting again soon to explore the remainder of the space.    

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